The second event, at the end of the round table, will consist of the screening of “Kinderblock.  L’ultimo inganno” by director Ruggero Gabbai. A film focused on the reality of children interned in the camps and on Dr. Mengele's experiments.

h. 11am: round table with interventions by:

On. Emanuele Fiano, son of Nedo, survivor of Auschwitz and parliamentarian of the Italian Republic.

Ruggero Gabbai, cinematographic director of “ Kinderblock. L’ultimo inganno”

Stefano Levi Della Torre, teacher at the Politecnico di Milano, essayist and painter.

h. 12.30am: screening of the film “Kinderblock, L’ultimo inganno”, 2020

Introduction to the film by director Ruggero Gabbai

GRACE EXPERIENCE!
h. 11.00 am - 1 pm
Link on Google Meet

Meet google: meet.google.com/ddt-pizv-dsg

Grace experience preview: https://vimeo.com/422385870

website:  https://gracexperience.it

In November 2019, a group of students from the School of New Technologies of Art of the Accademia di Brera responded to the invitation of the director and digital artist Carlo Alfano to collaborate on the "Grace Experience" project, a graphic novel that translates into an exciting narrative sequence the meeting and the birth of a love between a poet and an artificial intelligence.

The story is recited by two real actresses, but completely digitally reworked, with original music signed by the director himself, and involves the audience on an immersive sensory journey that tells the anguish of "singularity", but also the great and happy possibilities that arise. from the meeting between Human and AI.

Projected from the 14th of December 2019 to the 10th of January 2020 in the Sala delle Colonne of the Fabbrica del Vapore, with the Ubi Minor Association, Grace has become the starting point of a research path in which young artists using different tools, from painting to graphics, from installation to sculpture, from video to net art, they compare their own languages.

Thursday 28th of May 2020, as part of the Digital week, Carlo Alfano presents a preview of Grace Experience 2, a new video that involved four students of the Accademia (Eleonora Deligio, Liala Minacapelli, Bianca Terreni, Emma Terreni) in the writing and making. together with actresses Elisa Fois and Elena Marri and co-author Stefano Lazzari.

Coordinates Laura Tettamanzi with the active participation of: Thomas Bentivoglio, Cindy Vanessa Bianchi, Eleonora Deligio, Gianmarco Forzano, Sergio Gimelli, Gabriele Marchina, Stefania Margheritti, Liala Minacapelli, Liliana Romeo, Alessandro Tobia Spadoni, Giuseppe Zanghì, Vanessa Biffi, Fiorella Minnucci, Simone Panzeri, Evelin Vicedomino and the students of the two year course of Net Art: Cristina Angeloro, Mattia Carlà, Giuseppe Coccurullo, Silvia Porro.

IT’S TIME TO DARE
h. 1.00 pm – 3.00 pm
Link on Google Meet

Meet google: meet.google.com/ddt-pizv-dsg

Students of Product design, Fashion design and New Technologies of Art translate their sensitivity to environmental, social issues, the relationship with the city, with the territory and with cultural institutions into creative projects, with ideas (often also accompanied software development), of very innovative apps.

www.milanodigitalweek.com 

Facebook → facebook.com/MilanoDigitalWeek
Evento Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/events/207718413962014/

Instagram → instagram.com/milanodigitalweek
Twitter → twitter.com/MI_DigitalWeek

OFFICIAL HASHTAG
#MilanoDigitalWeek MDW20020 #YesMilanoPeople

The contest is open to all.

Entering the contest is simple:

• download and color one of the drawings and continue one of the stories proposed every week from the site https://www.museocity.it/evento/5e754479f52ee400165374c8/;
• take a photo and share it on your Instagram or Facebook profile and tag @museocity and @milanoguida, or send it to us by email at info@museocity.it;
• remember the hashtags #MuseoCity #Milanoguida #laculturanonsiferma #iorestoacasa

Everyone will be able to participate every week by coloring only one drawing among those proposed, completing a story, or with a drawing and a matching story.

The competition will end on Sunday 3rd of May 2020.

Winners will be contacted within 10 days of the end of the competition.

Each week the most beautiful drawing and story will win a guided tour among those selected by Milanoguida: San Lorenzo, Santa Maria della Passione, Casa Museo Boschi Di Stefano, Museo del Novecento, La Milano di Matteo Bandello, Milano CityLife. The visits will take place as soon as the current restrictions are overcome and the situation has returned to normal.

The jury is made up of members of the MuseoCity Association and Milanoguida. The jury's evaluation will take into account the following criteria: accuracy of the drawings and pleasantness of the texts received, but will also take into account the aesthetic criteria and the value of the message transmitted.

“Artefici del nostro tempo” is a project launched by the Municipality of Venice in collaboration with the Venice Civic Museums Foundation, the Forte Marghera Foundation, the Bevilacqua La Masa Foundation, the Bosco e Grandi Parchi Institution, Venis Spa and the Consorzio Promovetro Murano

The competition is open to the following artistic disciplines:

1. Glass design (split into two sections)
2. Photography
3. Comic and Illustration
4. Painting
5. Visual poetry
6. Music video clips
7. Street Art

Each artist can participate by filling in the online form published on the website www.comune.venezia.it no later than 11.59 pm on 15th of March 2020 by registering with their SPID credentials.

Each artist may enroll in one or more disciplines, as long as with different works, according to the methods indicated in the registration form itself, which must be completed in its entirety under penalty of exclusion from the competition.

The following must be attached to the registration form:

• file relating to a single work (at least 300 dpi) which must not exceed the maximum size of 128 Mb; if the work is made up of several images, a single file with the images mounted in the same sequence with which the work must be exhibited must be attached;
• two links that refer to two presentation videos of the artist and his artistic production, one of 22 seconds and one of 60 seconds maximum. The videos will be published on social networks such as Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Joining and participating in the competition implies the unconditional acceptance of all the articles of this announcement: moreover, each participant accepts, if identified among the winners of the prizes, to donate the work to the Municipality of Venice not only in its digital form but also material.

The first three works classified for each of the following categories: Photography, Comics and Illustration, Painting, Visual Poetry, Music Video Clips, Street Art will receive a cash prize as follows:

First prize Euro 3.000, Second prize Euro 2.000, Third prize Euro 1.000.

The Glass Design section includes the following prizes:

Project for a glass work to be carried out:

Single prize of Euro 3.000 to the absolute winner.

Glass works already made:

First place Euro 3,000, Second place Euro 2,000, Third place Euro 1,000.

A special cash prize may be awarded to those artists who, although not winners in their own discipline, have nevertheless distinguished themselves and have been particularly appreciated by the jury.

All the selected works will be published in a catalog and on the website www.comune.venezia.it

To request information about the announcement and the different phases of the competition, the Contact Center is active on 041.041, from Monday to Friday from 9 to 13.

The DIME online service platform is also active, accessible at dime.comune.venezia.it

All communications between the Administration and those registered for the competition will take place only and exclusively via the official email address connected to the SPID credentials used by the competitor for registration.

At the discretion of the Jury, the finalists with dignity of exhibition will be selected and among these the winner, one for each category:

Prize worth € 500.00

Prize worth € 1,000.00

The works must be unpublished, ie specially designed for this competition. Each artist can participate with only ONE work, favoring the preferred technique.

Michele Bertolini - Aesthetics teacher and art critic

Giovanna Brambilla - Head of Educational Services of the GAMEC of Bergamo

Andrea Mastrovito - Italian Multi-media artist

Marco Sammicheli - lnternational Relations Chief, Officer of Triennale di Milano and Wallpaper* Editor

Giuliano Zanchi - Scientific Director of the Adriano Bernareggi Foundation

17TH OF MAY 2020

Pre-registration - for those who want to participate in the workshop of the artist Italo Chiodi

31ST OF MAY 2020

Registration deadline - Delivery of the drafted project

14TH OF JUNE 2020

Selection of finalist papers

JUNE - JULY

Workshop with the artists Italo Chiodi and Giulio Locatelli

11TH OF SEPTEMBER 2020

Exhibition opening
 

Ph. 035 343904 - segreteria@lepianediredona.it

www.lepianediredona.it

Free registration for the Award must be communicated to: info@premioeleanor.it specifying the institution of origin and the year of registration.

Competitors send their designs to info@premioeleanor.it via WETRANSFER

The files must be compressed, for example .rar or .zip
Entries must be sent by the 15th of November  2020.
Each work must have a title, which can also coincide with the theme of the Prize.

Each participating work must contain the image of the work in .jpg format (not in .pdf), in high resolution for printing (300 DPI) in high resolution for printing (300 DPI), for the purposes of any documentation for the exhibition. For the purposes of the exhibition at York St John University, and any other exhibitions to which the Prize may be invited to exhibit, the works will be printed in cm. 100X70
Animations and videos must have a duration of no more than 3 minutes, and must be: MP4 format, H264 compression.
For any works in VR, the codes must be precisely indicated to be viewed correctly.

Each work can contain a very short concept (max 400 characters including spaces, for presentation on the Prize website). The concept must be in Italian and in English. The concept must be in .doc or .docx format

Each work must be accompanied by a short audio with a description of the work (which is not the concept) to make it accessible to blind people, lasting no more than two minutes. The audio is played either in Italian or in English.

Two versions of each work are required, one nominative (for the exhibition and the website), and one anonymous (for the jury).

The papers are evaluated anonymously.

The evaluation will be made by the jury, based on criteria that will take into account:

• consistency with respect to the theme
• communicative effectiveness
• originality
• general impression

The jury is made up of:

Bruno Bartoccini, ANFFAS from Fermignano, Urbania and Urbino
Giulio Calegari, Artist and Palethnologist
Roberto Gobesso, ISIA Urbino
Griselda Goldsbrough, Arts Development Manager for the York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Mariella Roberti, Psychopedagogue
Martin Worthington, Lecturer, University of Cambridge

Prize winners will be announced on the website by the 30th of November 2020. First, second and third prizes are awarded. For each level of the award, two will be awarded, one for students from Italian institutions, one for students from British institutions.

First prizes: for competitors from Italian institutions, the first prize consists of a week of hospitality with room and board at York St John University, during the spring or summer of 2021; for competitors from British institutions, the first prize consists of a week of hospitality with room and board at the Colleges of the University of Urbino, in the summer or September 2021. During the award ceremony, a contribution to travel expenses will be awarded. 

Second prizes: consist of € 300 each, offered by the Municipality of Urbino.

Third prizes: consist of art books offered by the Municipality of Urbania.

The Special Award of the Social Territorial Area IV of the Marche Region, equivalent to a first prize, will be awarded to a student enrolled in one of the institutions based in Urbino.
The Mark Bailey Special Award, equivalent to a first prize, will be awarded to a student enrolled in one of the York-based institutions.

The award ceremony will take place at the Conference Hall, Palazzo Ducale di Urbino, on Thursday 3rd of December 2020 at 10 am. During the award ceremony, all the works presented will be shown to the public in digital format.
If, due to external situations, it is not possible to hold the award ceremony in a public place, an online award ceremony will take place, in the manner illustrated on the website www.premioeleanor.it

All the works presented will be displayed in the exhibition dedicated to the Award, which will be held at York St John University, in York, Great Britain, in the spring of 2021, on a date to be determined, which will be announced on the website.

Each candidate expressly authorizes the Eleanor Worthington Prize Association as well as its legal representative, to process the personal data transmitted pursuant to Law 675/96 (Privacy Law) and subsequent amendments of Legislative Decree 196/2003 (Privacy Code), also for the purpose of inclusion in databases managed by the Association itself. Each participant in the competition grants the Eleanor Worthington Prize Association the rights to reproduce the competing works and concepts free of charge, for the sole purpose of publication on the Prize website and other forms of communication, promotion and activities of the Association. itself. Those who do not wish to appear with their works on the Prize website must declare it at the time of registration. The organizers of the competition will have the right to make a final decision on anything not specified in this announcement.
In addition, each candidate expressly authorizes the Eleanor Worthington Prize Association, as well as its legal representative, to request confirmation of belonging to the school indicated at the time of registration for the Award. The organization reserves the right to make changes to the announcement if the need arises.

For the Eleanor Worthington Prize Association
Giuliana Parodi

In recent years, design planning has acquired an increasingly social and anthropological value, developing the concept of "Design for Health" or the design and construction of objects, even common ones, which take into account the physical and cognitive differences of the various users. Starting from the definitions of "design for all", it is clear that attention to the physical and psychological needs of the user is central and the need to develop objects that are not discriminatory and that bring the user back into society. The competition aims to raise awareness of the social utility of design, placing ethical and social issues at the center of the design process.

The sideboard must have spaces for the containment of supplies and kitchen material. The possibility of making the sideboard or some of its components mobile is desirable to encourage moments of group teaching work in the area of food preparation.

Participation is open to:

• designers, artists, creatives
• students of three-year or specialist degrees and recent graduates of design schools
• high school grade 4-5 students

The participation of groups of designers is also allowed, but a group leader must be appointed who will be the only responsible and contact person towards the judging commission and the organizers.
Upon registration, participants accept the contents of these regulations.
If the regulation is not, in whole or in part, respected by the participant, the relative project will not be admitted.
Participation is prohibited to members of the Jury, their families, members of the IL MOSAICO association.
Projects must be unpublished and original and developed expressly for the competition.
It is allowed, for each participant (or group), to present only one project.
Participation in the call is anonymous.

The application form to participate in the competition must be made through the electronic procedure available on the website www.ilmosaicoassociazione.it Any communication or clarification concerning the competition will NOT be made individually but exclusively on the website www.ilmosaicoassociazione.it The application form must contain the personal data of the participant, fiscal code, address, landline and mobile telephone number, e-mail address, an explicit declaration of knowledge of this announcement and its unconditional acceptance and, for students, the indication of the university, of the seat, of the study course and year of attendance.
The code and the name(s) of the competitor(s) must be indicated exclusively in the application form, no name must appear on the documents submitted, under penalty of exclusion from the competition.

The documents to be delivered will be in digital version only. The material useful for the announcement can be downloaded from the site. It will be possible to send questions and the staff will respond by making the answers public. The reference site is: www.ilmosaicoassociazione.it

Each participant (or group) must send:

1. Short report (max 3,000 characters) describing the reasons, the general concept, the characteristics of the project and the materials provided.
2. Graphic works consisting of n. 5 ISO-A3 horizontal plates (42 x 29.7 cm), which must contain:

• Table 1: a preview image of the project, which summarizes the salient features
• Table 2: general concept of the project and sources of inspiration
• Table 3: plans, elevations, sections, and details considered significant
• Table 4: representation of the object with axonometric, perspective or rendering views
• Table 5: materials sheet

All documents must be in .pdf format.

The documents requested must be received without delay no later than the 30th of August 2020 at 12 AM

To participate you must:

1. fill in the registration form. We remind you that by submitting your work, you accept the terms and conditions of the competition;
2. upload a digital copy of the work in JPEG format and in high definition (minimum 300 dpi). The file must be named as follows: name_surname.jpg (name and surname of the artist presenting his work);
3. insert a short text accompanying the work, preferably written in English and not longer than 400 characters;
4. send the required documentation through the online form by the 1st of October 2020.

The works received will be evaluated taking into account the following aspects:

• The works presented must be original and unpublished, that is, they must never have been shown previously in other competitions or exhibitions, nor inserted in publications.
• The work must be in line with the theme and mission of the competition.
• Entries with a racist background or inciting violence will automatically be excluded.

The members of the International Jury will be announced by the 15th of June 2020.

The winning works will be announced by the 1st of December 2020. The following prizes will be awarded:

• 1st prize: € 1.000
• 2nd prize: € 500
• 3rd prize: € 200

Youth Award

A special award will be set up for works submitted by artists under the age of 211. Furthermore, the winning works can be used for CESIE communication campaigns.

A selection of the works judged to have the greatest impact will be exhibited during an event organized by CESIE. All the works presented, which meet the competition criteria, will be collected in the 2020 catalog of Art and Act.